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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-17
WASHINGTON, 5; PIrTsBURG, 3.
PITTsBURG.
WASHINGTON.
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o O O 2 O O O O-3

Totals. 511 q 10 2 Totals. :
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TRANSFERS.

L. 4 Meacham ct al. to w. @.
Swoope, l08xl54 feet Of land on Trigg
avenue; consideration $500.
w. A. Bicktord to Julia Calhoun,
1890 feet of land on the north aide OF
Chelsea street; consideration $40.
L. K. Meacham and wife to ]. A.
! Davies, lot % Of Meschsm's subdi-
vision; consideration $551 81.
w. O. Hammer and wife to Il. M
Strong, half interest in tract OF land
in Shelby county; consideration $40.
Margaret O. Prince to e. f. Mtach-
am, 80 feet front on Rsyburn avenue,
near Georgia street, by 226 feet in
depth; consideration $1,000.
Lucy L Harris to w. +. Taylor, a
lot near the town of R,leigh; Oonsid-
Grafton $500.
M. F. Taylor to +. Taylor, lots Nos
and 2 in Rlleigh, for $500.
DIanna B. Oshanaugh 10 O. M.
Blackburn, 3Cxl484 feet on the south
eide Of Linden street, east OF Orleans,
for "a acres of land in Desha county,
Ark.
Z. Z Meacham and wife to Mis-
E'hel Cartwright, 44xl90 feet on Ar
kansas avenue, for 1920.
II. B. Martin and wife, deed of gift
to ]. II. F. Martin, 56x1l23 feet on
Ruth street.
]. Z. Moorehesd and wife to A. NJ.
Workman, lot No. 2, block 8, Woodruff
subdivision, Thomss homestead, Fiji
tenth District, for S400.
Z E, Mescham ct al, to Dennis
Lyon, lots Nos. l and 2, OF L. L.
Meachsm's subdivision, corner Of Her
nando road and TriRg avenue, for i640.
Louis Erb and wife to ]. B. Daniel
and w. II. McMuuay, lot No. s, OF
Gilchrist & Martins subdivision OF the
west part Of No. rs, Of Willoughby
Willisms's subdivision, for $348.
Louis Erb and wife to ]. B. Daniel
and W. II. McMurray, lot No. 4, Of
Gilchrist & Martins subdivision of the
west part oil lot No. 70, 81 Willoughby
Willlams's subdivision, for 1854 1921.
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SOCIETY EVENTS.
The Chicks' Rseeption.

Tne Chieks' hWepnohs
After q day Of pleasure and excite
ment ct the race course, the Chicka-
saw Guards gave q reception at their
elegant clubrooms last night. The
ladies were late In arriving, and II was
after 10 o'clock before dancing began.
The time lost, however, In assembling
was more than compensated for by the
hearty and animated manner In which
they entered into the evenings pleas
urts. As usual in all st1airs given by
the Chicks it was purely informal in
character, and the guests felt con-
strained to observe no fixed rules Of
form atty. The privileges Of the
rooms were free and unrestrained, and
those who became weary Of dancing
promenaded, INDUCED in tete-a- tetes
aud passed the hours in any way in
chnation directed. From ii O'Clock
until midnight refreshments were pro-
vided In ample profusion fer the
thropg, an hours dance followed aud
the reception terminated. It was cor
coded one of the most charming, de-
lightful and recherche soc al ga her
ings ever planned and carried out by
the famous Chickssaw GuardS. The
ladies in attendance comprised nearly
all the representatives Of the city's
cultivated society, both matrons aud
mgideLB.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
FIELD glasses for the races at O. l..
Byrd & Co.'S.
P. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 50 Madison street.
W. A. FARES. SO Union street, has
Just received car load Of fine KeE-
lucky horses, saddle and harness.
TICKETS to the Confsdei ate enter
tainment can be exchanged for re-
served seats on Thursday and Friday
at Mulford's.
LADIES can have ostrich plumes
cleaned, colored and curled on short
notice at John F. Key & Co.'s, A
North Court street.
A LINE Of Phaston Buses will run
between the Peabody ard race course
daily, commencing at IL Am. Last
trip from race course, pm. Fare, rs
cents each wav.
Pm. PATTERSON & co.
A MANS wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but
il she is weak and nervous, and uses
Carter's Iron Pills, the cannot be, for
they make her "feel like different
person." 30 they ell cay, and their
husbands say 30 too.1
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CITY NEWS.


Five fine races for today.
Season. for June, at Mansford's.
The go den Legend" music fest.
ival next week will be notable sea.
son.
r. d. RANKIN, OF the Chicago Horse.
man, Is In attendance at the races
daily, reporting for his valuable jour
nal.
IN. A. Jackson ald Miss Katie
Jackson, M. Isaacs and Miss Rosa
Lesser were licensed to marry yester-
day.
-Killss Miller was arrested yester-
day afternoon on charge OF cutting
another colored man at Grenade,
Miss.
Tho Merchants zouaves have
been invited by Col. Montgomery to
attend the races in uniform, Friday.
They will probably accept.
The will Of John ]. Wood, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate yes.
terday, and M. Z, Wood and Felix
Kirk appointed executors.
The Criminal Court adjourned
yesterday morning to attend the races.
Adolph Kelleter, for killing Carl
Bauer, is the calendar for today.
Officer Simons took his blood
hounds over to Yates's lake yesterday
to test their trailing propenslties with.
out the aid Of the deerhounds.
Edmond White, an escaped con.
Wet from Mississippi, was taken back
TO that State yesterday aiterno on, "a
complete ten years sentence.
Excess baggage will henceforth be
carried by the Kansas City railroad
corporation at IL cents per 100 pounds
instead OF 10 cents, as heretofore.
"A. g. Kiersky, who assaulted Mr.
A. g. Milius at the corner OF Main and
Madison streets, Monday morning
was fiued $40 by Judge Hadden yes.
terday.
The Merchants Zouaves now hav,
their uniforms and new guns and ar,
putting up practice drills which
threaten competing companies. a
Washington.
James Reilly, p. M. Winters ant
p. II. Duffy have been appointed com
missioners 10 set aside years supper
for Mrs. Nellie Arnold out Of the estat,
OF her deceased husband.
The tweuty-sixth anniversary o
Odd Fellowship 10 this city was cele
brated in the ball OF the order las
night II was an enthusiastic gather
ing Of the fraternity aad their lad!
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R. ]. BLACK & CO., ~ Madison Street

friends, and addresses and sppropr ate
music were the features. Mr.. John
Notebooks aud Col. r. Dudley FrAysei
were the spt akers.
The cooking main betw eeni Missis
sippi and Tennessee wa continued at
West Memphis yesterday in the pres.
snce OF about 200 spectators. The
flrmer State was victorious.
Lille Huffman, white, sged 90
years, suicided Monday afternoon by
taking morphine. Dependency was
the cause. She confessed TO swallow
ing the dose with suicidal intent.
An association has been formed
for running a summer resort at the
Jackson Mounds, IN Fort Pickering
The incorporstors are J. W. Sloan,
Thomas NJ. Scrogas, Theodore Krekel,
A. II. Korirecht and James jay
Smith.
Deputy sheriff, have recently been
on lively skirmish for r. T. Foote, a
gambler, who assaulted another pro
f-ssional with a pistol two years ago.
Foote wss in the city Monday, but fl I'd
when he heard the officers were on
his track.
The Memphis Grocery Company
has filed articles Of Incorporation with
the Register. The gentlemen inter-
ested are John r. Goodwin, Thomas
H. Allen, W. F. Bowdre, W. II. Brown,
w. A. Gage, John S. Cooke, r. F.
Tate, - dexter, O. p. Hunt. w. F.
Taylor, I. w. Sheriff., F. NJ. Noifiset
@. Z. Tucker and John w. billiard.
The capital stock will be fixed after
the dire ctoTs are chosen.
judgments were returned in the
Circuit Court yesterday as follows:
Daniel 0'Connell VS.. l. @. Russell,
1928 30. ]. N. Thompson vs.. Frank
Pillow, s3l. d. Lenehan VS.. A. Is
none, i42. John L. Burt va. Flank
Pillow, S53 80. Jennie Joplin vs Fam
ME Crawford, 81. The cases Of Schwab
4 Kummerle Va. Annie johnson, and
John Low and S. W. Tucker VS.. Tay-
lor Alternately were dismissed at cost
OF plaintiffs.
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Hard to Believe,

Bat seeing is believing. Today
for &c you can get choice of
the following utensils:
Plates, Cups aud Saucers.
Bread Pans, Cut Glass Goblets.
Cream Pitchers, Padding Pans.
Quart Buckets, Pitchers.
Jelly Diehes, D;ppers, Pie Plates.
Mugs, Soup Plates.
Vegetable Dishes, Meat Dishes.
Spoon Holders, Sugar Bowls.
Butter Dishes. Moasses Pitchers.
Bowls and Cake Pans.
Many Of these are sold for 25c,
none for lees than l5c. Today you
Get Your Choice for &c.
ALSO TODAY
8 Quart Glass Pitchers for 25c.
Amberina Berry Bowls for 12c.
IL inch Feather Busters fcr9;
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RAILROAD tine TABLE.

Kansas Ctty, memphis sind Birm-
fngham.-Trains move as tollowsj No
leaves Memphis 4;oO g.m; No; II CffeiEb1
leave, g. eS t am; No; arrives al Io'iU
Mtsstsstppi and IeDnessse.-Trains
move az follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily at 100 am; leaves daily ut $500 p. N;
6ardis accommodation arrives daily at $3.50
will not stop at Whitehaven. Horn Lake,
Chssapeaks and ohio Route-Trains
move as follows; Fast line leaves at $3.50
Past line arrives At $50 pm. st. Louis fast
mississipni valley Route H., N. O.
and n. NY l-Trains on this road run as
follows: Now Orleans last mail, daily, leaves
ct 9,l6 am. New Orleans fast mail, daily,
arrives at 9:10 am; Vioksburg express,
daily, arrives at s AS pm,
LUntsville and Nashville Trains
move as Ellows; Fast mail arrives daily at
daily at l0:lO a.m.; arrives at 400 y. m.
Brownsyille accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, Mt $500 pm. arrives daily,
'ISs a sSaaay At G,Iy spriS %s.
Held ana MemDhisl-Trainsl leave NJ. and
T. depot as iollOws: No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at l0:i5 a.m,j No. 3, Kansas
City express, arrives at $3.50 pm. No z,
Kansas City mail, leaves at 100 p.m. No. /,
Ksnsas City mail, arrives at B;45 an. No.
2, St. Louis and CHICAGO express, leaves at
500 p.m No. |, ST. Louis and Chicago ex-
press, arrives at s!I5a.m. In effect Sunday,
April Is, 1886.
Memphis and CharIeston. Trains
move as follows; Through express leaves
iaily ut 1890 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at $3.50 am. Somerville accommoda-
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at $40
pm. Through express Arrives daily at 6:lQ
Pm. Mail and, express arrives daily at 9:l6
pm. Someryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at8;3Q am.
memDhts ana Little R0ck.-Trains
noye as follows central standard time):
g,.3 leaves Memphis daily at 40 a. m; No.
8 ureiRbD leaves Hopeheld at $40 M;
HfeishD arrives at Hopeheld at 1870 pm.
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Dinhtharia

81 am living In a neighborhood sur
rounded with Diphtheria, and was a.
tackled with liberated Sore Thro 1t. !
at oncs commenced to use Darby's
Pfoubylastic Fluid, diluted about one
half, as a gargle, when great clots OF
hard membrane and mucous came
from my throat, and the attack passed
of. / am satisfied Of it's efficacy as q
preventive and cure for Diphtheris.-
w. P. woodward, Frsnkford, Pa.
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PERSONAL.
M. W. sADLaR has gone 10 Atlanta.

M. W. SADLsR has gone TO Atlanta.
mis- MILE FERGUSON has gone to
ST. Louis.
CAPT. SAM BRowN arrived from Gin
cinnati yesterday.
]. A. CREIGHTON and wife, Of Oma-
ba, Neb., are in the city.
A. II. L. GosLINa and wife, Of New
York, are visiting the city.
DICK WRIaHT is out sgain after q
severe contest with mslariai fever.
MRS. JOHN g. HARPHAM has gone to
Aurora, Ind, TO remain during the
GUNNER.
Mrs. GKoReE O, MYERS, OF Holly
Springs, Miss, is visiting relatives in
the city.
Mrs. NRLLrK 8. HAUcHENs, Of Thib-
edeaux, La, is Waiting Mr.. and Mrs.
I. II. Allen, No. 324 Second street.
F. L, MARSHALL, a writer OF ability,
is in the city, writing up Its prospects
and advantages for the ST. Louis Poet
Dispatch.
v. b. McUARTHY, repre- renting the
Cincinnati Gazette and New York
Herald, attends the races as correspon-
dent for his paI ers.
MAUDIR MoCULL9UaH, the fur year
old daughter of A. and Mrs. Kate Nc
Cullough, was buried at Elmwood
yesterday tfternoon.
Mr. AND MRS. LRvEsQUR, also Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Block and children,
from Vandale, are visiting Mr.. al d
Mrs. j. M. Henochsbsrg, OF Vance
street.
MRS. P. M. METoALFE, one Of the
largest real estate owners OF Washing
ton county, Miss, aid her accom-
plished daughter Evy are stopping at
the Gayoso.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: w.
N. Pass, Gren ada, Miss. Il. O. Beau
lieux, New 0ba1s; O. G. Hughes,
Iuks, Mrs.; j. I. Norfleet, Holly
Springs; F. w. Canon, Red Bank,
Miss. d. L. Walton, Winona, Miss, !:
j. O. Hill, Durant, Miss; Walter AL
len, New Orleans; o. B. Hood, Tupelo,
Mics. 7 NJ. Clark, Verona, Mics, and
7. ]. Norris, New Albany. Miss.
The Memphis Jockey Club have
every reason to be proud Of the glori-
Gus succeis which has attended this
meeting. The weather has been most
propitious, and thousands Of people
20 daily to Ssmelson's Cigar Palace.
not only 10 purchase their supply Of
the finest Havana cigars, which this
firm are famous for carrying, but also
to purchase their race tickets and
cheap railroad tickets to all points
North, East, South aud West.
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TEE Exposition Universelle de
Part Culinaire" awarded the highest
honors to Angostura Bitters as the
most efficacious stimulant to excite
the appetite aud TO keep the digestive
organs in good order. Ask for the
genuine article, manufactured only by
DR.. ]. G. B. Siegert. & Sons, and be.
ware of limitations
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lPlGdiCi0nS.
THE WEATHER.
That Old PrObs Has
Selected for
Memphis.
WEATHER PROPHETS
And Others Will. Please
Take Notice.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. April l. 1857.

ARLINGTON, u. ", April IL 1855
To Signal Officer, Memphis, Tenn:
By order Of "Old Probs" you are
hereby ordered to provide the fol-
lowing April weather for Memphis.
Tenn:
From LIST to 10Th inclasive.-Run
up the flag announcing that it is
time to get new Spring Clothing, and
that the MIsFIT CLOTHING PAR
LoRs, No. 262 Second street, are
crowded with fine Spring Suits and
Overcoats, which are being offered
at very low prices.
From 11th to Goth incIusive.-Fold
away the "cold wave" flag in cam
phor and give the public to under
stand that the MIsFIT CLOTHING
PARLoRs are selling for $12, $15 and
$18 Suits that are really worth
double those figures.
From 21st to 30M incluSve.-Turn
on enough heat to convince the peo-
pie that winter is finally over. Dis
play "cautionary signals" against
high prices, and remind the world
that to get full value for money
Clothing should always be bought at
the MIsFIT PARLoRs.
POmts.-April will have but thirty
days. 1t is short work, and people
with short pocketbooks will find
that they can save money by buying
Overcoats, Suits or Pants at the
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Roses, Roses. Roses.

Best collection in the city, 81 per
dozen and upwards. Bedding plants
In quantity and variety. Cut flowers,
designs, etc. La Rose Gardens, corner
Jack and La Rose Streets Tele.
phone 6l7.
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AT Doc A PAIR.

al ZUC a TAIh,
Job lot Of Children's Regular Ma1e
Hose, really worth t0c a pair,
and sold today at zoe, because
some sizes are missiDg-but we
have your. size.
AT 2Se A PAIR,
Ladies' Genuine British Hose, tsns,
grsys and blacks, split feet
finest stockings ever sold for
SOC, today you can buy them for
2ScaIair, about half price.
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LAW REPORTS.


OFcutt OOuEt-bateas SuOgos
Calendar for April 2Tih: Nos. ea48,
Madison Wilkinson VS. A. G. Rhodes
9449, Henry Forman vs. VIM. Kuehn /;
$3.50, ]. O. Yancy va James Gift ct al
9i5l, j. O. Yancy vs. Frank Hopgood ;
9452, Owen Deveny vs. M. Philbin
9466, ]. H Brown, Va j. L. Cooke
94h9, t. A Ryan VS. ]. b. Seely; 9i66'
Taxing District vs ]. II. Sullivan
9467, Taxing District va VIM. Porter
946S, Taxing District VS. Win Wood
9469, Taxing District vs Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company 0470,
Taxing District vs. ]. H. Sullivan
9471, Taxing District va F. J. Murphy
9476, VIM. Franklin W O. Gallagher I;
9476, W. A. Rogers vs. Pioneer Cotton
Mill; 9I77, ]. M. Rogers VS. Pioneer
Cotton Mill; OATS, W. @. Powell VS.
Newport News end Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company; 9iSl,
Taxing District va ]. A. Blocker; 9IS2
X. ID. Davis vs Ike A. Oh ase; 94SI,
Bdnkly Lumber Company vs K. ID,
Larkin 94S5, B F. DIXIE We L. Caste
SiSl, Sam Jones vs. Godfrey Howard
9iSS, Y. r. Schsck We q. A. Smi h
gSOi Taylor Abernsthv VS. Ms. Thos,
heei si4l, Thos MCQuin vs. Mempbis
hNnd aud Timber Company; 1908, j,
M, Aiouckle vs l.. Martin; 9432, G
W. Shaw va Mira NJ l. Cole.
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HOI for the Races.
Imported DiligenCias,
8 for 81 90,
Sold only at
Samelson's Cigar Palace.

How some Maine Fishermen Were
Punished.
The holding OF one.tenth OF ticket
1887 in the Louisiana State Lottery,
Marston, Jordan and Others OF this city /,
makes the second time that the capt.
tai prize (Sl50, 000) has come to Port.
land within the past year. The good
luck of the first syndicate " no Grew
$4,000 induced Marston and his
friends to form a combination and
purchased ten 81, or one-tenth tickets
One OF Of these tickets drew $4,000.
Six or seven OF the Marston syndicate
are fishermen or laborers in needy
circumstances and the money comes
very OPPORTUNITY to them.--POrtlGnd
me } Express, March Sd.
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For Sale.

Beautiful suburban home, on Union
avenue, q miles east OF city, contain
ing about u acres with good and con-
venient improvements thereon. Will
be sold cheap II application is made at
once TO II. g. Campbell, No. SS Mad
ison straet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

Nor one in twenty are free from
some little silyaent caused by inaotion
of the liver. Use Carriers Little Liver
Pills. The result will be pleasant
surprise. They give positive relief.
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Maifest Privileges.

The snnuai privil ges fer the Mai
fest, May the Oh, will be go d to the
highest bidder, Tuesday, May the Sd,
at pm, at "a Adams street. Fol
further information apply to
II. w. MOEWS.
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Keen Your Eve on the NIGHT.

AVVR AOeA AJN vh S'hO
Prof. Tansey has arranged an ath-
letic entertainment at his place, 124
Main street, for Thursdsy night, April
18th. Among other sports will be q
pie eating match for the championship
Of Memphis. All sporting men are
cordially invited.
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A. VAcoARo X Co. have received
fiity cases of Due de Monticello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tanneesee.
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Dandrun

Is REMovRD. BY THE USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring extracts are the
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THE WEATHER.

For Tennessee and Kentucky
Slightly iodrmer, generally Jair
weather; variable ,oinds, generally
southerly.
The river reporter the past tloenty-
four hours: The rivers hare risen about
3feetiat Cairo, 3 feet at Memphis,
Helena and Chattanooga, aJouE1 foot
at PittSburg and Nashville, and tal-
len l foot at 81. louis, 8 at Cincin.
matt and FL. Smith, and 8 at Ne,o
Orleans and V,cksburg. The upper
Ohio, lo,oer Mississippi and the Ar
kansas rtpers oiH faH. The Nests
sippi toiH rise at stations bet,oeen Cairo
and HelenI. The Tennessee oiH rise
at stations beIow Chattanooga.
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BIIY

Your Race Tickets; buy your Rail-
read Ticke's; buy your Fine Cigars
end Tobaccos at Ssmelson's Cigar
Palace.
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DrummOnd's Natural Leaf,
The best and most wholesome chew OF
tobacco made. Two tin tags on each
plug, the word "Drummoud" on each
tag. No other genuine.
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ALI the Latest styles OF Shoes
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
IN LARGE VARIETY,
Atvoegeii & Co.'s, 271 and 40 Main.

The largest line OF gold watches
In the South. Shown by C. L, Byrd
& Co.
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PAY your bets when you loee. @.
L. Byrd & 90. have q line Of exclusive
novelties.
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Canes at MnlfOrd's.

ALL fashionable ladies' wear silver
belts. O. L. Byrd & Co. have the
finest,
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.

N.B-Todsy we have Special
Sale Of Trimmed Bonnets and Hate,
Euu Umbrellas and Parasols. Sale
will continue from time Of opening
until we close at half past 8 o'clock.
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DIR. ID. 8. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
No. IL jefferson Street,
IRntunan Main and Front.l MEMPHI6.

NbetWoen MAIN huu 1EVntb AAA AAAS'
Established In 1901
I NR.JoHNS0N is Acknowledged By all par
Il ties interested as by far the most suo-
cessfuI physician in the treatmentof privsts
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cures
guaranteed in every case male or female.
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea and SyphillR
curod in few days without the use of mer-
curry, change of dict or hindranoe from
business, Secondary Syphilis, the last YES.
tiRe eradioated With o Ttthe use Of mercury.
involuntary loss Of semen stopped In short .
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss OF
sexual powers restor 10 free viRor in few
weeks. Victims Of self-abuse and excessive
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea ,nd
loss Of physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular ateen
ton paid to the Diseases of Women, ana
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cuiS0
without the use of oaustio or the knife. All
consultations strictly conhdential; medf-
cines sent By express to all parts Of the
TTcrkinRmsn cnred at half the ugu
o'ciockrp. m. D. s. JOHNSON, NIB.
MA And reliable Medicines are
wv the best to depend upon.
Ackers Blood Elixir has been pro
scribed for years for all Impurities o.
the Blood. In every form OF Scroto-
lous, Syphihtic OF MerCurial Diseases
It is invaluable. For RheumaeistAN
has no equal
A.RBNKERT and BBRENTI AGO.
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RrifidY HOuaa.

(Formerly Commercial Hotel.)
Cor. Front and Jefferson SITS. Memphis, Tenn
J. H. PRIDDY, Prop'r, of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates, 81 so to S2 mar day.
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GastOn'a Hotel.

W. H BINGHAM,..........MANAG
European plan. Enlarged and returnished.
Prices according 10 size and loca-
NtAH 81
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HOrsstimtrs al muIiOrd's.
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uluffY,s Europena Hatel

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
soc, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, q
per day. First class Restaurant In the
Hotel. J. M: DUFFY no years with Pea
kodv HokaN prnnriator
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MUITord's for FINE JeweIry.